If you’re already tired of the tiny bag trend, we have bad news for you: there are going to be even more of them in Spring 2020.

When fashion designer Jacquemus launched a tiny handbag named “Le Chiquito,” and put a $495 price tag on it, the world went crazy about it. The accessory immediately went viral and began one of the staple trends of 2018. Naturally, many brands came out with their own versions of tiny bags but what’s surprising is that the trend is still not fading.

These bags are definitely not practical; you can’t even put your phone in them. But somehow, they became a rising trend that we will see more of in the season ahead of us. Many brands like Burberry, Fendi, and Emporio Armani presented their own models for Spring 2020 and, if you don’t want to splurge for a high-end tiny bag, you can get one at most high-street stores.

What do you think about this trend?‌ Does it deserve the popularity it has or do you think these tiny bags are overrated?

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If you’re already tired of the tiny bag trend, we have bad news for you: there are going to be even more of them in Spring 2020.

When fashion designer Jacquemus launched a tiny handbag named “Le Chiquito,” and put a $495 price tag on it, the world went crazy about it. The accessory immediately went viral and began one of the staple trends of 2018. Naturally, many brands came out with their own versions of tiny bags but what’s surprising is that the trend is still not fading.

These bags are definitely not practical; you can’t even put your phone in them. But somehow, they became a rising trend that we will see more of in the season ahead of us. Many brands like Burberry, Fendi, and Emporio Armani presented their own models for Spring 2020 and, if you don’t want to splurge for a high-end tiny bag, you can get one at most high-street stores.

What do you think about this trend?‌ Does it deserve the popularity it has or do you think these tiny bags are overrated?

The post The Tiny Bag Trend is Not Going Anywhere Yet appeared first on toppoptoday.com.